First thing you cooked?

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Thanks Newton! You jumped to the same sexist conclusion when I asked my question! Just following the trend! :P

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I think I made carrot halwa :hmmm:

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I made bhindi gosht with the help of my father in law who was helping us set up our place in Karachi and my husband was away at work.. .. the next morning I tried making paratha for my fil, he ate the middle part and left the sides saying it was "kachi" but appreciated my attempt(but he also went back to Punjab the same day- hint hint) so I took out my recipe book that I had made from stealing recipes on GS and made "Mahru's chicken" so that was officially my first good food on the table for my husband!

now i find recipes on GS and he cooks :D

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But your post reeks of sexism , you specifically asked the question to women. Husbands cook for their wives too. :snooty: It might take them 7 years to learn to cook something worth eating. :snooty:

QUOTE=saimab33;7831773]If you are married, what is the first thing you cooked for your husband after you got married? and if your not married, what would be the first thing you would cook for your husband?
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I am a girl (not sure if you noticed) so that is why I was asking the girls. I wanted to know from a girls perspective, because I wanted ideas from other ladies as to what they thought was best, or what they cooked. I know plenty of men who cook for their wives, my brother being one of them, and my fiance has cooked for me as well. I wasnt saying that men dont cook for their SO, I just wanted the information from a girls perspective.

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I am a girl (not sure if you noticed) so that is why I was asking the girls. I wanted to know from a girls perspective, because I wanted ideas from other ladies as to what they thought was best, or what they cooked. I know plenty of men who cook for their wives, my brother being one of them, and my fiance has cooked for me as well. I wasnt saying that men dont cook for their SO, I just wanted the information from a girls perspective.
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Okie , I am impressed now. :k:
In reality I was just messing with you . X2 made me do that. :smiley:

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uff...finally!!! Now I can get on with my day, and actually work, instead of thinking "what should I say to Mirch next?" If my boss asks why I havent done anything today, I am sending him your way!

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Sure send him my way I am working from home today , it is cold and rainy I am sure he can use a nice cup of masala doodh patti chai. :chai:

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I made kichri for him but that was before marriage, after the marriage I made.....errrrmmmmm.....honestly I don't remember.

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That sounds good, I have never had that....recipe please if you don't mind

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that was jimmy swaggerts excuse!!! u copy cat :x2:

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Butter chicken.

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I was thinking butter chicken as well as that is his favourite, and Im good at making it. But then again, he is in love with his moms butter chicken, so I dont want any comparisons!!!

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Yakhni Pilau and Kheer.

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Fried egg and toast lol

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i don't know what i made once we came back from pak but i had to make zarda (sweet yellowish rice) for the family as a tradition in pakistan - i had no idea how to cook them but the cook lady helped me and i got 5000 rs from my FIL :D